Why?The front of the deck should be lower then the front by turning the adjustment screws in the front each side the same amount. 3/8 lower then the back on level floor.
Why?The front of the deck should be lower then the front by turning the adjustment screws in the front each side the same amount. 3/8 lower then the back on level floor.
Are you nuts? I've got the same exact mower and have about 6-10 different types of blades. Is your google broken?FYI: There are not many blade options for the Hustler Raptor SD54. There will be OEM and aftermarket equivalents. Then there are Gator style blades. The Gator style blades aren’t worth a flip for cutting grass with high moisture content and they lose some lift due to cuts in the air foil.
Nope, my google isn’t broken. 54” mowers aren’t as common as 52” and 60”.Are you nuts? I've got the same exact mower and have about 6-10 different types of blades. Is your google broken?
BS. Then why is it I can find 54" blades fine? 54" is more common then 52", and 60" is about the same as 54". I've got a whole tool box draw full of blades... so, what magic blade are you looking for? And yea, I'm not wowed by gator blades. I've got the G3's and G5's. I find Rotary Copperhead Mulching Blades much better. (yea, I've got the 2.5" and 3") The little fins go out rather than in, pushing the grass out. You are turning grass into much from not sharpening the blades before installing them. NO blade comes sharp. Lower the angle to no more than 30 degrees, I run about 20. Clean the underside of the deck and spray it with a product MADE FOR THIS. It must dry. It can't be sticky. Then don't cut wet grass. Most of the time I run two sets of blades. X-blade adapters. They don't do all they say, but they are _much_ better than running a single blade.Nope, my google isn’t broken. 54” mowers aren’t as common as 52” and 60”.
WhateverBS. Then why is it I can find 54" blades fine? 54" is more common then 52", and 60" is about the same as 54". I've got a whole tool box draw full of blades... so, what magic blade are you looking for? And yea, I'm not wowed by gator blades. I've got the G3's and G5's. I find Rotary Copperhead Mulching Blades much better. (yea, I've got the 2.5" and 3") The little fins go out rather than in, pushing the grass out. You are turning grass into much from not sharpening the blades before installing them. NO blade comes sharp. Lower the angle to no more than 30 degrees, I run about 20. Clean the underside of the deck and spray it with a product MADE FOR THIS. It must dry. It can't be sticky. Then don't cut wet grass. Most of the time I run two sets of blades. X-blade adapters. They don't do all they say, but they are _much_ better than running a single blade.